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Whether our busy be or be not the same with the German böse , signifying wicked ( even as both wicked and weak have been supposed to be identical with quick , —Vid . 267 ) , and whatever may be the origin of the French besogne and ...
Whether our busy be or be not the same with the German böse , signifying wicked ( even as both wicked and weak have been supposed to be identical with quick , —Vid . 267 ) , and whatever may be the origin of the French besogne and ...
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... having possibly more or less resemblance to it in form , but none in signification ; in other cases , what is indispensable to the sense , or to the continuity and completeness of the dramatic narrative , is altogether omitted .
... having possibly more or less resemblance to it in form , but none in signification ; in other cases , what is indispensable to the sense , or to the continuity and completeness of the dramatic narrative , is altogether omitted .
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... inasmuch as , Genius being always conceived to be a male , the " her lips ” ( as well as “ her own children ” ) would in that case have of necessity to be understood as signifying the lips ( and children ) of the soil , —which would ...
... inasmuch as , Genius being always conceived to be a male , the " her lips ” ( as well as “ her own children ” ) would in that case have of necessity to be understood as signifying the lips ( and children ) of the soil , —which would ...
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The original English word is ágan , —the ag , or radical part , of which is evidently the same with the ex of the Greek čxelv , signifying to hold , to possess , to have for one's property , or what we call one's own .
The original English word is ágan , —the ag , or radical part , of which is evidently the same with the ex of the Greek čxelv , signifying to hold , to possess , to have for one's property , or what we call one's own .
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Thus , Haelend signified the Healer , or Saviour ; Scyppend , the Shaper , or Creator . ... universally of the present participle , and ung for that of a numerous class of verbal substantives all signifying the act or thing done .
Thus , Haelend signified the Healer , or Saviour ; Scyppend , the Shaper , or Creator . ... universally of the present participle , and ung for that of a numerous class of verbal substantives all signifying the act or thing done .
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| Заглавие | The English of Shakespeare: Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar The English of Shakespeare Illustrated in a Philological Commentary on His Julius Caesar, George Lillie Craik |
| Автор | George Lillie Craik |
| Издание | 4 |
| Издател | Chapman and Hall, 1869 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 24 апр 2013 |
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